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Steve Africk
March 9, 2004
I met Michael 13 years ago, through work at DFI. Our friendship sustained many years of separation. I will always have very fond memories of Michael and wish him a peaceful journey.
Andre Bergeron
March 5, 2004
I met Michael through his professional career and our mutual involvement in the Duty Free industry.
My deepest sympathy to the family
David Miccinello
March 5, 2004
I'm Mickey's cousin David,although he always called me Danny.We lived in walking distance from each other in Bridgeport,his Dad and my Mom are brother and sister.We were pretty close cousins,partners in more than one way.I will miss him as much as I loved him.May God's grace and peace be with you and yours.I know Mickey enjoyed life to the fullest and left no stone unturned,and I'm sure he made this journey like all the rest.Till we meet again,Bonanatal.Cousin David
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